Standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on wall of liquid crystal jar

ABSTRACT

A standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars includes: a cabinet, a standing support frame mounted in the cabinet, and a collection rack mounted in the cabinet and below the standing support frame. The standing support frame receives and holds liquid crystal jars with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof. The collection rack receives and holds liquid crystal collection containers. To collect liquid crystal, the liquid crystal jars are positioned, in an inclined manner, on the standing support frame with jar openings facing downward. The liquid crystal collection containers are positioned on the collection rack with container openings facing upward. The jar openings of the liquid crystal jars are set close to the container openings of the liquid crystal collection containers and are located exactly above the container openings of the liquid crystal collection containers.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a collection device, and in particularto a standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on wallsof liquid crystal jars.

2. The Related Arts

Liquid crystal display (LCD) has a variety of advantages, such as thindevice body, low power consumption, and being free of radiation, and isthus widely used. Most of the LCDs that are currently available in themarket are backlighting LCDs, which comprise an enclosure, a liquidcrystal panel arranged in the enclosure, and a backlight module that isarranged in the enclosure. The operation principle of the liquid crystalpanel is that liquid crystal molecules are interposed between twoparallel glass substrates and the liquid crystal molecules arecontrolled to rotate by the application of a driving voltage to the twoglass substrates in order to refract out light emitting from thebacklight module for generating images. Since the liquid crystal panelitself does not emit light, light must be provided by the backlightmodule in order to normally display images. Thus, the backlight moduleis one of the key components of an LCD. The backlight module can beclassified in two types, namely side-edge backlight module and directbacklight module, according to the position where light gets incident.The direct backlight module comprises a light source, such as a coldcathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) or a light-emitting diode (LED), whichis arranged at the backside of the liquid crystal panel to form a planarlight source that directly provides lighting to the liquid crystalpanel. The side-edge backlight module comprises an LED light bar,serving as a backlight source, which is arranged at an edge of abackplane to be located rearward of one side of the liquid crystalpanel. The LED light bar emits light that enters a light guide plate(LGP) through a light incident face of the light guide plate and isprojected out of a light emergence face of the light guide plate, afterbeing reflected and diffused, to pass through an optic film assembly toform a planar light source for the liquid crystal panel.

Referring to FIG. 1, a liquid crystal display device is generallycomposed of an upper substrate 100 of color filter (CF), a lowersubstrate 300 of thin film transistor (TFT), and liquid crystal (LC)500, spacers 700, and sealant 900 interposed between the upper substrate100 and the lower substrate 300. A general manufacturing processcomprises a front stage of array process (including thin film, yellowlight, etching, and film stripping), an intermediate stage of cellprocess (including bonding TFT substrate and the CF substrate), and arear stage of module assembling process (including mounting drive ICsand printed circuit board). The front stage of array process generallymakes the TFT substrate for controlling the movement of liquid crystalmolecules. The intermediate stage of cell process generally introducesthe liquid crystal between the TFT substrate and the CF substrate. Therear stage of assembling process generally mounts the drive ICs andcombining the printed circuit board to effect driving the liquid crystalmolecules to rotate for displaying images.

The conventionally used process of introducing liquid crystal between aTFT substrate and a CF substrate 200 is generally a process referred toas one drop filling (ODF), which generally comprises several steps ofcoating a sealant frame, filling liquid crystal, vacuum assembling, andhigh temperature curing, among which the step of filling liquid crystalis carried out with a distribution method or a vacuum injection method.

Liquid crystal is generally stored in a liquid crystal jar. When theliquid crystal contained in one jar is running out, residue of liquidcrystal may keep sticking to an inside wall of the liquid crystal jar.Experiments that have been conducted to collect the residue of liquidcrystal on the liquid crystal jar wall show that a 500 ml liquid crystaljar, when kept standing, may have a residue of liquid crystal of 3.128g. For a 1000 ml liquid crystal jar, after set standing, may have aresidue of liquid crystal of 3.794 g. Liquid crystal is a material thatis of high unit price and it is one of the major concerns of themanufacturers to save the consumption of liquid crystal.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a standstill collectiondevice for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars,which has a simple structure and a low cost and is effective incollecting the residual liquid crystal on the walls of the liquidcrystal jars in order to cut down the manufacture cost.

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides a standstillcollection device for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystaljars, which comprises: a cabinet, a standing support frame mounted inthe cabinet, and a collection rack mounted in the cabinet and below thestanding support frame. The standing support frame receives and holdsliquid crystal jars with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof. Thecollection rack receives and holds liquid crystal collection containers,whereby to collect liquid crystal, the liquid crystal jars with liquidcrystal residue on walls thereof are positioned, in an inclined manner,on the standing support frame with jar openings facing downward. Theliquid crystal collection containers are positioned on the collectionrack with container openings facing upward. The jar openings of theliquid crystal jars with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof are setclose to the container openings of the liquid crystal collectioncontainers and are located exactly above the container openings of theliquid crystal collection containers.

The cabinet comprises a top board, a bottom board opposite to the topboard, two side boards arranged between the top board and the bottomboard and opposite to each other, a back board located between the topboard and the bottom board, and a pull door arranged to be opposite tothe back board.

The standing support frame comprises opposite mounting brackets, aplurality of bearing plates each having two ends respectively mounted tothe mounting brackets, and a stop section having two ends respectivelymounted to the mounting brackets and located below the bearing plates.The bearing plates are of a board-like structure, which comprises aplurality of semicircular recesses. The recesses have a diameter that isgreater than or equal to an outside diameter of a jar body of the liquidcrystal jar with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof. The stopsection comprises a plurality of stop rings respectively correspondingto the recesses. The stop rings have an inside diameter that is smallerthan the outside diameter of the jar body of the liquid crystal jar withliquid crystal residue on the wall thereof but greater than an outsidediameter of the jar opening of the liquid crystal jar with liquidcrystal residue on the wall thereof.

The standing support frame is mounted to the two side boards in aninclined manner with a minimum included angle between an inclinationdirection and a vertical direction being 30°-80°, whereby thedownward-facing direction of the jar openings of the liquid crystal jarswith liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof positioned on thestanding support frame and the vertical direction form therebetween aminimum included angle of 30°-80°.

The collection rack comprises a first rack member positioned on thebottom board and a second rack member removably mounted to the sideboards. The first rack member comprises a plurality of first receivingholes formed therein to respectively correspond to the stop rings. Thefirst receiving holes have a diameter greater than or equal to theoutside diameter of the container body of the liquid crystal collectioncontainer. The second rack member comprises a plurality of secondreceiving holes formed therein to respectively correspond to the stoprings. The second receiving holes have a diameter that is greater thanor equal to the outside diameter of the container body of the liquidcrystal collection container.

Two ends of the second rack member are each provided with a slide rail.The side boards are provided with slide channels corresponding to theslide rails, whereby the slide rails are receivable in the slidechannels to mount the second rack member to the side boards. The slidechannels are each formed by welding two rectangular stainless steeltubes to the side boards in a spaced manner.

The top board, the bottom board, the side boards, and the back board aremade of stainless steel plates having a thickness of 1.2 millimeters.

The pull door comprises door frame, door panels mounted in the doorframe, and handles mounted to the door panels. The door frames and thehandles are made of rectangular tubes of stainless steel. The doorpanels are made of a transparent material.

The mounting brackets and the stop section are made of stainless steeland the bearing plates, the first rack member, and the second rackmember are made of plastics.

The cabinet has a rectangular parallelepiped configuration having alength of 654 millimeters, a width of 352 millimeters, and a height of700 millimeters.

A standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls ofliquid crystal jars, which comprises: a cabinet, a standing supportframe mounted in the cabinet, and a collection rack mounted in thecabinet and below the standing support frame, the standing support framereceiving and holding liquid crystal jars with liquid crystal residue onwalls thereof, the collection rack receiving and holding liquid crystalcollection containers, whereby to collect liquid crystal, the liquidcrystal jars with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof arepositioned, in an inclined manner, on the standing support frame withjar openings facing downward, the liquid crystal collection containersbeing positioned on the collection rack with container openings facingupward, the jar openings of the liquid crystal jars with liquid crystalresidue on walls thereof being set close to the container openings ofthe liquid crystal collection containers and being located exactly abovethe container openings of the liquid crystal collection containers;

wherein the cabinet comprises a top board, a bottom board opposite tothe top board, two side boards arranged between the top board and thebottom board and opposite to each other, a back board located betweenthe top board and the bottom board, and a pull door arranged to beopposite to the back board;

wherein the standing support frame comprises opposite mounting brackets,a plurality of bearing plates each having two ends respectively mountedto the mounting brackets, and a stop section having two endsrespectively mounted to the mounting brackets and located below thebearing plates, the bearing plates being of a board-like structure whichcomprises a plurality of semicircular recesses, the recesses having adiameter that is greater than or equal to an outside diameter of a jarbody of the liquid crystal jar with liquid crystal residue on the wallthereof, the stop section comprising a plurality of stop ringsrespectively corresponding to the recesses, the stop rings having aninside diameter that is smaller than the outside diameter of the jarbody of the liquid crystal jar with liquid crystal residue on the wallthereof but greater than an outside diameter of the jar opening of theliquid crystal jar with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof;

wherein the standing support frame is mounted to the two side boards inan inclined manner with a minimum included angle between an inclinationdirection and a vertical direction being 30°-80°, whereby thedownward-facing direction of the jar openings of the liquid crystal jarswith liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof positioned on thestanding support frame and the vertical direction form therebetween aminimum included angle of 30°-80°;

wherein the collection rack comprises a first rack member positioned onthe bottom board and a second rack member removably mounted to the sideboards, the first rack member comprising a plurality of first receivingholes formed therein to respectively correspond to the stop rings, thefirst receiving holes having a diameter greater than or equal to theoutside diameter of the container body of the liquid crystal collectioncontainer, the second rack member comprising a plurality of secondreceiving holes formed therein to respectively correspond to the stoprings, the second receiving holes having a diameter that is greater thanor equal to the outside diameter of the container body of the liquidcrystal collection container;

wherein two ends of the second rack member are each provided with aslide rail, the side boards being provided with slide channelscorresponding to the slide rails, whereby the slide rails are receivablein the slide channels to mount the second rack member to the sideboards, the slide channels being each formed by welding two rectangularstainless steel tubes to the side boards in a spaced manner;

wherein the top board, the bottom board, the side boards, and the backboard are made of stainless steel plates having a thickness of 1.2millimeters;

wherein the pull door comprises door frame, door panels mounted in thedoor frame, and handles mounted to the door panels, the door frames andthe handles being made of rectangular tubes of stainless steel, the doorpanels being made of a transparent material;

wherein the mounting brackets and the stop section are made of stainlesssteel and the bearing plates, the first rack member, and the second rackmember are made of plastics; and

wherein the cabinet has a rectangular parallelepiped configurationhaving a length of 654 millimeters, a width of 352 millimeters, and aheight of 700 millimeters.

The efficacy of the present invention is that the present inventionprovides a standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal onwalls of liquid crystal jars, which allows jar openings of the liquidcrystal jars with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof to be set,in an inclined manner, above containers of liquid crystal collectioncontainers by arranging a standing support frame and a collection rack,which is located below the standing support frame, in a cabinet andallows liquid crystal to fall from the liquid crystal jars with liquidcrystal residue on the walls thereof into the liquid crystal collectioncontainers to thereby effectively reduce the waste of liquid crystal andlower down manufacture cost. Further, the standstill collection devicefor residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars has a simplestructure, is easy to manufacture, has a relatively low manufacturecost, and is advantageous for cost control.

For better understanding of the features and technical contents of thepresent invention, reference will be made to the following detaileddescription of the present invention and the attached drawings. However,the drawings are provided for the purposes of reference and illustrationand are not intended to impose limitations to the present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The technical solution, as well as other beneficial advantages, of thepresent invention will be apparent from the following detaileddescription of embodiments of the present invention, with reference tothe attached drawing. In the drawing:

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the structure of a conventionalliquid crystal display panel;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a standstill collection device forresidual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a standing support frame of thestandstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls ofliquid crystal jars according to the present invention, together withliquid crystal jars having liquid crystal residues on the walls thereof;

FIG. 4 is a front view showing the standstill collection device forresidual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 5 is a side elevational view showing the standstill collectiondevice for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jarsaccording to the present invention; and

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing another embodiment of a cabinet ofthe standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls ofliquid crystal jars according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

To further expound the technical solution adopted in the presentinvention and the advantages thereof, a detailed description is given toa preferred embodiment of the present invention and the attacheddrawings.

Referring to FIGS. 2-5, the present invention provides a standstillcollection device for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystaljars, which comprises: a cabinet 2, a standing support frame 4 mountedin the cabinet 2, and a collection rack 6 mounted in the cabinet 2 andlocated below the standing support frame 4. The standing support frame 4receives and holds liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue onthe walls thereof. The collection rack 6 receives and holds liquidcrystal collection containers 60. To collect liquid crystal, the liquidcrystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof arepositioned, in an inclined manner, on the standing support frame 4 withjar openings facing downward. The liquid crystal collection containers60 are positioned on the collection rack 6 with container openingsfacing upward. The jar openings of the liquid crystal jars 40 withliquid crystal residue on the walls thereof are set close to thecontainer openings of the liquid crystal collection containers 60 andare located exactly above the container openings of the liquid crystalcollection containers 60. Due to the jar openings of the liquid crystaljars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof beingpositioned in an inclined and downward-facing manner, liquid crystalthat remains on the jar walls are acted upon by the gravity to move in adownward direction towards the jar openings of the liquid crystal jars40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof and eventually fallsthrough the container openings of the liquid crystal collectioncontainers 60 to get into the liquid crystal collection containers 60 tocomplete the collection of the liquid crystal.

Specifically, referring to FIG. 2, in the instant embodiment, thecabinet 2 is of a rectangular parallelepiped configuration having alength of 654 millimeters, a width of 352 millimeters, and a height of700 millimeters. The cabinet 2 comprises a top board 22, a bottom board24 opposite to the top board 22, two side boards 26 arranged between thetop board 22 and the bottom board 24 and opposite to each other, a backboard 28 located between the top board 22 and the bottom board 24, and apull door 29 arranged to be opposite to the back board 28. The top board22, the bottom board 24, the side boards 26, and the back board 28 aremade of stainless steel boards of a thickness of 1.2 millimeters. Thetop board 22, the bottom board 24, the side boards 26, and the backboard 28 are fixedly connected to each other through commonly usedfastening solutions, such as welding and bolting, to form therectangular parallelepiped cabinet 2, which is easy to manufacture, isdurable, and has a relatively low cost.

The pull door 29 comprises door frames 292, door panels 294 respectivelymounted in the door frames 292, and handles 296 respectively attached tothe door panels 294. In the instant embodiment, the pull door 29comprises two opposite panels, which can be opened and closed throughoperating the handles 296 in order to open and close the cabinet 2.

The door frames 292 and the handles 296 are made of rectangular tube ofstainless steel, of which the specification is: 10×10×1 mm. Preferably,the door frames 292 and the handles 296 are made of SUS304. The doorpanels 294 are made of a transparent material, so that during thecollection of liquid crystal, the door panels 294 can be closed toprevent pollution of the surrounding environment, while observationthrough the door panels 294 is allowed to watch the inside condition ofthe standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls ofliquid crystal jars, making the operation easy. The transparent materialcan be glass or clear plastics. Preferably, the door panels 294 are madeof organic glass, which is not easy to break so as to extend the servicelife of the standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal onwalls of liquid crystal jars and lower down the maintenance cost.

Referring to FIG. 3, the standing support frame 4 comprises oppositemounting brackets 42, a plurality of bearing plates 44 each having twoends respectively mounted to the mounting brackets 42, and a stopsection 46 having two ends respectively mounted to the mounting brackets42 and located below the bearing plates 44. The bearing plates 44 are ofa board-like structure, which comprises a plurality of semicircularrecesses 442. The recesses 442 have a diameter that is greater than orequal to an outside diameter of a jar body of the liquid crystal jar 40with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof. The stop section 46comprises a plurality of stop rings 462 respectively corresponding tothe recesses 442 and the stop rings 462 have an inside diameter that issmaller than the outside diameter of the jar body of the liquid crystaljar 40 with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof but greater thanan outside diameter of the jar opening of the liquid crystal jar 40 withliquid crystal residue on the wall thereof.

Preferably, the standing support frame 4 is mounted to the two sideboards 26 in an inclined manner with a minimum included angle between aninclination direction and a vertical direction being 30°-80°, wherebythe downward-facing direction of the jar openings of the liquid crystaljars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof positioned onthe standing support frame 4 and the vertical direction formtherebetween a minimum included angle of 30°-80° to facilitate theresidual liquid crystal inside the liquid crystal jars to smoothly flowout. The jar openings of the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystalresidue on the walls thereof are put, in a top-down manner, into thestop rings 462 and are retained in the stop rings 462. Under thiscondition, the jar bodies of the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquidcrystal residue on the walls thereof are received and held in therecesses 442 of the bearing plates 44 to position the liquid crystaljars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof. In the instantembodiment, the standing support frame 4 comprises three bearing plates44. The three bearing plates 44 are arranged to distribute from top sideto bottom side in order to keep still and collect residual liquidcrystal contained in liquid crystal jars of two specifications of 500 mland 1,000 ml. When standstill collection is conducted on the residualliquid crystal of a liquid crystal jar having a volume of 500 ml, thejar body of the 500 ml volume liquid crystal jar is positioned on thetwo lower ones of the bearing plates 44; and when standstill collectionis conducted on the residual liquid crystal of a liquid crystal jarhaving a volume of 1,000 ml, the jar body of the 1,000 ml volume liquidcrystal jar is positioned on the three bearing plates 44.

Specifically, in the instant embodiment, the mounting brackets 42 aremade of SUS304 and are fixedly mounted to the side boards 26 throughcommonly used fastening means, such as welding and bolting. The bearingplates 44 are made of plastics, and are preferably integrally formedwith polypropylene (PP). The bearing plates 44 can be coupled to themounting brackets 42 through snap fitting or screwing and, in theinstant embodiment, are mounted to the mounting brackets 42 through snapfitting. The snap fitting structure can be achieved with known solutionsand further details are omitted herein. In the instant embodiment, thestop section 46 is made integrally of stainless steel and is mounted tothe mounting brackets 42 through welding.

The collection rack 6 comprises a first rack member 62 positioned on thebottom board 24 and a second rack member 64 removably mounted to theside boards 26. The first rack member 62 comprises a plurality of firstreceiving holes 622 formed therein to respectively correspond to thestop rings 462. The first receiving holes 622 have a diameter greaterthan or equal to the outside diameter of the container body of theliquid crystal collection container 60. The second rack member 64comprises a plurality of second receiving holes 642 formed therein torespectively correspond to the stop rings 462. The second receivingholes 642 have a diameter that is greater than or equal to the outsidediameter of the container body of the liquid crystal collectioncontainer 60. The first receiving holes 622 of the first rack member 62are provided for receiving and holding liquid crystal collectioncontainers (not shown) having a volume of 1,000 ml volume. The secondreceiving holes 642 of the second rack member 64 are provided forreceiving and holding liquid crystal collection containers 60 having avolume of 500 ml, whereby both 1,000 ml volume liquid crystal collectioncontainers and 500 ml volume liquid crystal collection containers 60,when used, can be placed close to the jar openings of the liquid crystaljars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof to ensure thatthe liquid crystal flowing out of the jar openings of the liquid crystaljars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof may completelyfall into the liquid crystal collection containers 60 to accomplish thecollection of liquid crystal.

The first rack member 62 and the second rack member 64 are made ofplastics and are preferably each made of PP as a unitary structure. Twoends of the second rack member 64 are each provided with a slide rail640. The side boards 26 are provided with slide channels 260corresponding to the slide rails 640, whereby the slide rails 640 arereceivable in the slide channels 260 to mount the second rack member 64to the side boards 26. In the instant embodiment, the slide channels 260are each formed by welding two rectangular stainless steel tubes to theside boards 26 in a spaced manner, making it simple and easy andfacilitating the insertion and withdrawal of the second rack member 64.When 500 ml volume liquid crystal collection containers 60 are used tocollect liquid crystal, the slide rails 640 of the second rack member 64are first inserted into the slide channels 260 of the side boards 26 andthen, the liquid crystal collection containers 60 are respectivelypositioned in the second receiving holes 642 of the second rack member64. Afterwards, liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue onthe walls thereof are positioned on the standing support frame 4, wherethe jar openings of the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystalresidue on the walls thereof are located exactly above the liquidcrystal collection containers 60. When 1,000 ml volume liquid crystalcollection containers are used to collect liquid crystal, the secondrack member 64 is removed and the 1,000 volume liquid crystal collectioncontainers are positioned in the first receiving holes 622 of the firstrack member 62. Afterwards, liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystalresidue on the walls thereof are positioned on the standing supportframe 4, where the jar openings of the liquid crystal jars 40 withliquid crystal residue on the walls thereof are located exactly abovethe 1,000 ml volume liquid crystal collection containers.

It is noted that, to collect liquid crystal, the liquid crystal remainsin the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the wallsthereof is first poured into the liquid crystal collection containers 60until there is no apparent flow of liquid crystal flowing out of theliquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof.Then, the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue on thewalls thereof are positioned on the standing support frame 4 and theliquid crystal collection containers 60 are positioned on the collectionrack 6 with the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue onthe walls thereof being kept above the liquid crystal collectioncontainers 60 for a period of time that is greater than or equal to 15minutes to ensure the residues of liquid crystal can be collected asmuch as possible and minimizing waste. During the process of collection,the pull door 29 is closed to prevent contamination of the liquidcrystal by the surrounding environment. Further, the standstillcollection device for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystaljars can be used to collect the residual liquid crystal of multipleliquid crystal jars at the same time, making the efficiency ofcollection high and applicable to standstill collection of liquidcrystal contained in liquid crystal jars of various specifications so asto show excellent adaptability.

Further, in a practical operation, through measurement and calculation,a stop may be provided on the bottom board 24 for positioning the firstrack member 62, so that when the 1,000 ml volume liquid crystalcollection containers are set on the first rack member 62, the firstrack member 62 can be disposed on the bottom board 24 and positionedagainst the stop. When the liquid crystal jars 40 with liquid crystalresidue on the walls thereof are positioned on the standing supportframe 4, the container openings of the 1,000 ml volume liquid crystalcollection containers are exactly under the jar openings of the liquidcrystal jars 40 with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof so thatthe time required for alignment can be reduced. Similarly, the secondrack member 64 may be provided with a stop through measurement andcalculation to achieve the same technical effect of the presentinvention.

Referring to FIG. 6, which is a schematic view showing anotherembodiment of the cabinet of the standstill collection device forresidual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars according to thepresent invention, in the instant embodiment, the cabinet 2′ comprises aframe 20, a top board 22′ mounted to the frame 20, a bottom board 24′mounted to the frame 20 and opposite to the top board 22′, two sideboards 26′ mounted to the frame 20 to be located between the top board22′ and the bottom board 24′ and opposite to each other, a back board28′ mounted to the frame 20 to be located between the top board 22′ andthe bottom board 24′, and a pull door 29′ mounted to the frame 20 andarranged to be opposite to the back board 28′. The top board 22′, thebottom board 24′, the side boards 26′, and the back board 28′ arefixedly mounted to the frame 20 by welding so as to form the rectangularparallelepiped cabinet 2′. The frame 20 is made of rectangular tubes ofstainless steel and preferably, the frame 20 is made of SUS304. In theinstant embodiment, the rectangular tubes that make the frame 20 are ofthe specification: 25×25×1.2 mm. The technical effect of the presentinvention can be similarly achieved.

In summary, the present invention provides a standstill collectiondevice for residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars,which allows jar openings of the liquid crystal jars with liquid crystalresidue on the walls thereof to be set, in an inclined manner, abovecontainers of liquid crystal collection containers by arranging astanding support frame and a collection rack, which is located below thestanding support frame, in a cabinet and allows liquid crystal to fallfrom the liquid crystal jars with liquid crystal residue on the wallsthereof into the liquid crystal collection containers to therebyeffectively reduce the waste of liquid crystal and lower downmanufacture cost. Further, the standstill collection device for residualliquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars has a simple structure,is easy to manufacture, has a relatively low manufacture cost, and isadvantageous for cost control.

Based on the description given above, those having ordinary skills ofthe art may easily contemplate various changes and modifications of thetechnical solution and technical ideas of the present invention and allthese changes and modifications are considered within the protectionscope of right for the present invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A standstill collection device for residualliquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars, comprising: a cabinet(2), a standing support frame (4) mounted in the cabinet (2), and acollection rack (6) mounted in the cabinet (2) and below the standingsupport frame (4), the standing support frame (4) receiving and holdingliquid crystal jars (40) with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof,the collection rack (6) receiving and holding liquid crystal collectioncontainers (60), whereby to collect liquid crystal, the liquid crystaljars (40) with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof are positioned,in an inclined manner, on the standing support frame (4) with jaropenings facing downward, the liquid crystal collection containers (60)being positioned on the collection rack (6) with container openingsfacing upward, the jar openings of the liquid crystal jars (40) withliquid crystal residue on walls thereof being set close to the containeropenings of the liquid crystal collection containers (60) and beinglocated exactly above the container openings of the liquid crystalcollection containers (60).
 2. The standstill collection device forresidual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the cabinet (2) comprises a top board (22), a bottomboard (24) opposite to the top board (22), two side boards (26) arrangedbetween the top board (22) and the bottom board (24) and opposite toeach other, a back board (28) located between the top board (22) and thebottom board (24), and a pull door (29) arranged to be opposite to theback board (28).
 3. The standstill collection device for residual liquidcrystal on walls of liquid crystal jars as claimed in claim 2, whereinthe standing support frame (4) comprises opposite mounting brackets(42), a plurality of bearing plates (44) each having two endsrespectively mounted to the mounting brackets (42), and a stop section(46) having two ends respectively mounted to the mounting brackets (42)and located below the bearing plates (44), the bearing plates (44) beingof a board-like structure which comprises a plurality of semicircularrecesses (442), the recesses (442) having a diameter that is greaterthan or equal to an outside diameter of a jar body of the liquid crystaljar (40) with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof, the stopsection (46) comprising a plurality of stop rings (462) respectivelycorresponding to the recesses (442), the stop rings (462) having aninside diameter that is smaller than the outside diameter of the jarbody of the liquid crystal jar (40) with liquid crystal residue on thewall thereof but greater than an outside diameter of the jar opening ofthe liquid crystal jar (40) with liquid crystal residue on the wallthereof.
 4. The standstill collection device for residual liquid crystalon walls of liquid crystal jars as claimed in claim 3, wherein thestanding support frame (4) is mounted to the two side boards (26) in aninclined manner with a minimum included angle between an inclinationdirection and a vertical direction being 30°-80°, whereby thedownward-facing direction of the jar openings of the liquid crystal jars(40) with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof positioned on thestanding support frame (4) and the vertical direction form therebetweena minimum included angle of 30°-80°.
 5. The standstill collection devicefor residual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars as claimedin claim 3, wherein the collection rack (6) comprises a first rackmember (62) positioned on the bottom board (24) and a second rack member(64) removably mounted to the side boards (26), the first rack member(62) comprising a plurality of first receiving holes (622) formedtherein to respectively correspond to the stop rings (462), the firstreceiving holes (622) having a diameter greater than or equal to theoutside diameter of the container body of the liquid crystal collectioncontainer (60), the second rack member (64) comprising a plurality ofsecond receiving holes (642) formed therein to respectively correspondto the stop rings (462), the second receiving holes (642) having adiameter that is greater than or equal to the outside diameter of thecontainer body of the liquid crystal collection container (60).
 6. Thestandstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls ofliquid crystal jars as claimed in claim 5, wherein two ends of thesecond rack member (64) are each provided with a slide rail (640), theside boards (26) being provided with slide channels (260) correspondingto the slide rails (640), whereby the slide rails (640) are receivablein the slide channels (260) to mount the second rack member (64) to theside boards (26), the slide channels (260) being each formed by weldingtwo rectangular stainless steel tubes to the side boards (26) in aspaced manner.
 7. The standstill collection device for residual liquidcrystal on walls of liquid crystal jars as claimed in claim 2, whereinthe top board (22), the bottom board (24), the side boards (26), and theback board (28) are made of stainless steel plates having a thickness of1.2 millimeters.
 8. The standstill collection device for residual liquidcrystal on walls of liquid crystal jars as claimed in claim 2, whereinthe pull door (29) comprises door frame (292), door panels (294) mountedin the door frame (292), and handles (296) mounted to the door panels(294), the door frames (292) and the handles (296) being made ofrectangular tubes of stainless steel, the door panels (294) being madeof a transparent material.
 9. The standstill collection device forresidual liquid crystal on walls of liquid crystal jars as claimed inclaim 4, wherein the mounting brackets (42) and the stop section (46)are made of stainless steel and the bearing plates (44), the first rackmember (62), and the second rack member (64) are made of plastics. 10.The standstill collection device for residual liquid crystal on walls ofliquid crystal jars as claimed in claim 1, wherein the cabinet (2) has arectangular parallelepiped configuration having a length of 654millimeters, a width of 352 millimeters, and a height of 700millimeters.
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A standstill collection device for residual liquidcrystal on walls of liquid crystal jars, comprising: a cabinet (2), astanding support frame (4) mounted in the cabinet (2), and a collectionrack (6) mounted in the cabinet (2) and below the standing support frame(4), the standing support frame (4) receiving and holding liquid crystaljars (40) with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof, the collectionrack (6) receiving and holding liquid crystal collection containers(60), whereby to collect liquid crystal, the liquid crystal jars (40)with liquid crystal residue on walls thereof are positioned, in aninclined manner, on the standing support frame (4) with jar openingsfacing downward, the liquid crystal collection containers (60) beingpositioned on the collection rack (6) with container openings facingupward, the jar openings of the liquid crystal jars (40) with liquidcrystal residue on walls thereof being set close to the containeropenings of the liquid crystal collection containers (60) and beinglocated exactly above the container openings of the liquid crystalcollection containers (60); wherein the cabinet (2) comprises a topboard (22), a bottom board (24) opposite to the top board (22), two sideboards (26) arranged between the top board (22) and the bottom board(24) and opposite to each other, a back board (28) located between thetop board (22) and the bottom board (24), and a pull door (29) arrangedto be opposite to the back board (28); wherein the standing supportframe (4) comprises opposite mounting brackets (42), a plurality ofbearing plates (44) each having two ends respectively mounted to themounting brackets (42), and a stop section (46) having two endsrespectively mounted to the mounting brackets (42) and located below thebearing plates (44), the bearing plates (44) being of a board-likestructure which comprises a plurality of semicircular recesses (442),the recesses (442) having a diameter that is greater than or equal to anoutside diameter of a jar body of the liquid crystal jar (40) withliquid crystal residue on the wall thereof, the stop section (46)comprising a plurality of stop rings (462) respectively corresponding tothe recesses (442), the stop rings (462) having an inside diameter thatis smaller than the outside diameter of the jar body of the liquidcrystal jar (40) with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof butgreater than an outside diameter of the jar opening of the liquidcrystal jar (40) with liquid crystal residue on the wall thereof;wherein the standing support frame (4) is mounted to the two side boards(26) in an inclined manner with a minimum included angle between aninclination direction and a vertical direction being 30°-80°, wherebythe downward-facing direction of the jar openings of the liquid crystaljars (40) with liquid crystal residue on the walls thereof positioned onthe standing support frame (4) and the vertical direction formtherebetween a minimum included angle of 30°-80°; wherein the collectionrack (6) comprises a first rack member (62) positioned on the bottomboard (24) and a second rack member (64) removably mounted to the sideboards (26), the first rack member (62) comprising a plurality of firstreceiving holes (622) formed therein to respectively correspond to thestop rings (462), the first receiving holes (622) having a diametergreater than or equal to the outside diameter of the container body ofthe liquid crystal collection container (60), the second rack member(64) comprising a plurality of second receiving holes (642) formedtherein to respectively correspond to the stop rings (462), the secondreceiving holes (642) having a diameter that is greater than or equal tothe outside diameter of the container body of the liquid crystalcollection container (60); wherein two ends of the second rack member(64) are each provided with a slide rail (640), the side boards (26)being provided with slide channels (260) corresponding to the sliderails (640), whereby the slide rails (640) are receivable in the slidechannels (260) to mount the second rack member (64) to the side boards(26), the slide channels (260) being each formed by welding tworectangular stainless steel tubes to the side boards (26) in a spacedmanner; wherein the top board (22), the bottom board (24), the sideboards (26), and the back board (28) are made of stainless steel plateshaving a thickness of 1.2 millimeters; wherein the pull door (29)comprises door frame (292), door panels (294) mounted in the door frame(292), and handles (296) mounted to the door panels (294), the doorframes (292) and the handles (296) being made of rectangular tubes ofstainless steel, the door panels (294) being made of a transparentmaterial; wherein the mounting brackets (42) and the stop section (46)are made of stainless steel and the bearing plates (44), the first rackmember (62), and the second rack member (64) are made of plastics; andwherein the cabinet (2) has a rectangular parallelepiped configurationhaving a length of 654 millimeters, a width of 352 millimeters, and aheight of 700 millimeters.